John Kellogg

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Characters played by John Kellogg

Major Cobb — Twelve O'Clock High (1949)

Promoted to Air Exec after replacing Gately. Earns Savage's respect by demonstrating an independent, rough-and-ready spirit that aligns with Savage's leadership style and helps stabilize the group's senior command.

Harry — The Greatest Show on Earth (1952)

Harry is a crooked midway concessionaire caught cheating customers by Brad, who fires him from the circus. He remains near the show's margins, encourages disaffection among others, and later joins Klaus in robbing the pay wagon before both are killed in the catastrophic train collision.

Bill Edison — Young Tom Edison (1940)

Family member or relative involved in household dynamics.

Charlie Cook — The Thirteenth Hour (1947)

Trucking company owner caught in a feud and framed for murder.

Bob Warren — Elephant Stampede (1951)

Jungle resident and expedition member, appears in supporting roles across the series.

Mason — Hold That Baby! (1949)

Associate or informant in baby-heir plots

Curly — Bad Men of Tombstone (1949)

Curly is a member of William Morgan's gang who helps break Tom Horn and Morgan out of jail. After the gang rides to Tombstone, a posse shoots Curly. Before dying, he informs on where the rest of the gang can be found, helping the law pursue them.

Dan Monroe — Tomorrow Is Another Day (1951)

A reporter who encounters Bill Clark immediately after his prison release. Initially appearing friendly, Monroe is revealed to be exploiting Bill's story for a sensational true-crime article, which quickly alienates the newly freed convict and sets him on his wary path.

Lee Garvin — Sinister Journey (1948)

Ranch hand or townsman with minor narrative function.

Slater — The Silver Whip (1953)

The leader of an outlaw gang that ambushes the stagecoach. He steals the gold dust and kills the passengers. Later apprehended by Sheriff Tom, he is brought back to Red Rock where a lynch mob attempts to hang him before the trial.

Jack Welch — The Raiders (1952)

Jack Welch is a hired gunman working for Thomas Ainsworth alongside Hank Purvis. The two steal the gold Jan's group has panned, and Mary is killed in the attack. Welch is later killed as the conflict escalates between Jan and the forces supporting Ainsworth.

Fred Reed — Bunco Squad (1950)

Supporting cast member; specific plot function or role details are not provided in the summary.

Career Overview

John Kellogg has 72 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Bomba, the Jungle Boy Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Fighting Lawman, Orphans, Violets Are Blue. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
72
Birth Date
1916-06-03
Birth Place
Hollywood, California, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q14802704), public domain (CC0).